Shock

What would we expect to see in Neurogenic?

• Increased Heart Rate

• Increased Blood Pressure

• Normal Heart Rate

• Pin Point Pupils

When experiencing Cardiogenic shock what part of the body is injured?

• Liver

• Brain

• Kidneys

• Heart

If I am experiencing Anaphylactic shock what type of shock am I experience?

• Absolute Hypovolemia

• Relative Hypovolemia

• Obstructive Shock

• Septic Shock

When experiencing compensated shock, what do the the pt. vitals signs look like?

• Pinpoint pupils, Slow Heart Rate

• Hypotension

• Elevated Heart rate, narrowing Blood pressure, Pale cool clammy skin.

• Hypertension

In anaphylactic shock, where is fluid lost?

• Into the lungs

• Into the brain stem

• Out of the blood vessels and into the interstitial space as swelling

• Into the digestive system

How much blood loss by percentage is considered irreversible shock?

• 5-15%

• 40%

• 20%

• 30%

Children and adults compensate at the same rate.

• True

• False

What is the Triad of death

• Hypothermia, Coagulopathy, Acidosis

• Bears, Beets, Battlestar Gallactica

• Hypotension,

  Coagulopathy,

  Elevated Heart Rate

• Widening pulse pressures, irregular respirations, hypertension

What is Becks Triad?

• muffled heart tones,distended neck veins,Hypotension

• Bradycardia, hypertension, Irregular respirations

• Abnormal lung sounds, JVD, Hypertension

• Elevated heart rate, Hypotension, Pale cool clammy skin

What is an acceptable Diastolic Blood Pressure in a Pt.

• 60-80 mm/hg

• 70-90 mm/Hg

• 50-90 mm/Hg

• 120/80 mm/hg